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What is twitter?
In a nutshell, Twitter is a communication tool.
It's a free micro-blogging and social networking site that allows its users to communicate with each other via 140 character "tweets".
Check out Common Craft's
Twitter in Plain English
Why would you use Twitter?
There are many benefits to using this free online application. One of the most compelling reasons is that it breaks down the walls and other confines of professional development and allows you to communicate in real time with a global network of peers and colleagues.
Here is a
great article
from Edutopia that explains a lot.
Get the most out of Twitter. Try out these ideas for
teaching and learning with Twitter.
Here are
9 great reasons why teachers should use Twitter
.
How about
25 Interesting Ways to Use Twitter in the Classroom
Interested and want to try Twitter?
Try this
30 Day Twitter Challenge
and give Twitter a try.
Who should I follow?
Go
here
...a great resource!
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What is twitter?
In a nutshell, Twitter is a communication tool.
It's a free micro-blogging and social networking site that allows its users to communicate with each other via 140 character "tweets".
Check out Common Craft'sTwitter in Plain English
Why would you use Twitter?
There are many benefits to using this free online application. One of the most compelling reasons is that it breaks down the walls and other confines of professional development and allows you to communicate in real time with a global network of peers and colleagues.
Here is a great article from Edutopia that explains a lot.
Get the most out of Twitter. Try out these ideas for teaching and learning with Twitter.
Here are 9 great reasons why teachers should use Twitter.
How about 25 Interesting Ways to Use Twitter in the Classroom
Interested and want to try Twitter?
Try this 30 Day Twitter Challenge and give Twitter a try.
Who should I follow?
Go here...a great resource!